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Live From Burbank exhibition preview
A small sampling of the amazing talent contributing to
Animal History Museum
Carol Heiman-Greene 48"x36” Acrylic
Carol Heiman-Greene 16"x16” Oil
Carol Heiman-Greene 12"x12” Oil
Claudio Garzon Up-cycled Sculpture
Up-cycled sculpture by Claudio Garzon
Claudio Garzon Up-cycled Sculpture
Claudio Garzon Up-cycled Sculpture
Claudio Garzon Up-cycled sculpture
Krista_Augius Oil on canvas 48” x 60”
Tiny Elephant Archival Print Krista_Augius
Krista Aguius Oil on canvas 24” x 36”
Gared Luquest 5'X5' Mixed
Theresa Paden 40x30 acrylic on canvas
Theresa Paden, 56x44 acrylic on canvas framed
Theresa Paden, 48x40 acrylic on canvas
Kim Kimbro oil on canvas 48x48”
Kim Kimbro oil on canvas 48x48
Kim Kimbro Oil on Canvas 60x36”
Contributed by Bernard Scoff of Funny Zoo. Life-sized fiberglass sculpture with 1000 $1.00 dollar bills. Funny Zoo does outdoor art exhibitions raising awareess of animal welfare. Image Credit: Malibu Times
Aimée Rolin Hoover African Buffalo Acrylic on Canvas 30x30
Aimée Rolin Hoover Hyena Acrylic on Canvas 45x52
Aimée Rolin Hoover Young Baboon Acrylic on Canvas 48x60
Alicia Rius Photography
Alicia Rius Photography
Alicia Rius Photography
Linzi Lynn Hand-embellished limited edition giclée 48” X 16”
Linzi Lynn Hand-embellished limited edition giclée 48” x 32”
Melinda McLeod 68” x 103”/ Acrylic on canvas with light wood frame
Melinda McLeod 52” x 72” Acrylic on canvas with light wood frame
Melinda McLeod 78” x84” Acrylic on canvas with light wood frame and copper leaf horns
Purchasing info:
50% of all proceeds go to Animal History Museum.
Collectors can deduct 50% of purchase, invoices issued by the museum.
For inquiries contact Chuck Wolf of the Wolf Fine Art- L.A.
310-890-5428 email
Live From Burbank:
Premier art exhibition benefitting Animal History Museum
Time 5-9 PM on both Friday April 8th and Saturday April 9th
Location:
Animal History Museum
Burbank Town Center
201 E. Magnolia Blvd., Suite 296
Burbank, CA 91502
Free and Open to the Public
Chuck Wolf of the Wolf Fine Art -Los Angeles, to curate the premier art exhibition at Animal History Museum. Live From Burbank!
"Any time an art show involves a life-sized rhinoceros, I think you’re off to a good start. This one happens to be completely covered in 1000, one dollar bills. It’s the contribution of Funny Zoo co-founder Bernard Scoffie, who also heads the French foundation 30 Millions d’Amis (30 Million Friends) an animal advocacy group started in 1976 by his family. Also contributing sculpture is Claudio Garzon, working in marine debris plastics, which call attention to the dangers of rising plastic levels in our oceans, and their threat to marine wildlife, like marine mammals, sea birds and sea turtles.
One thing the two sculptors, nine painters and one photographer all have in common is their enthusiasm and passion for animals. There will be a lot of large work exhibited with a lot of five and six foot pieces….and a lot of color. This is a contemporary show by local L.A.-based artists, and that flavor is distinct, with lively vibrancy and realism to pop and conceptual styles." Chuck Wolf, Fine Art Curator, The Wolf Fine Art.
A phenomenal group of top tier talent exhibiting include:
Gared Luquet, Aimée Rolin Hoover, Theresa King Paden, Linzi Lynn, Alicia Rius, Melinda McLeod, Carol Heiman-Greene, Kim Kimbro, Krista Augius, Chris Saunders, Funny Zoo, and Claudio Garzon.
About Animal History Museum
The Animal History Museum announces that it will open doors later this Spring to a 5,300+ sq. ft. location at the Burbank Town Center in downtown Burbank, CA.
“People throughout all civilizations have long understood that humans can and do form deep, meaningful relationships across species. For most of recorded history, that relationship has been marginalized. But that’s changing.”
“…Like the way natural history museums explore fossils and science, we’ll explore interactions and relationships,”
“We’re thrilled that our very first exhibition is a collection of some of LA’s best-known “animal” artists, curated by longtime L.A. fine art dealer, Charles Wolf.”
Says Museum founder and Executive Director, Amy Breyer.